dead Sunday School hour

The non denominational churches I attended had different methods.

The first had groups that met before and after service to accommodate different schedules. Children’s church took place concurrently with the main one.

The second used the concurrent model for children. But adults only had small groups that gathered primarily in member’s homes.

The third met before services began for adults and concurrently with the main service for children.

All of them placed a big emphasis on adults meeting together. This didn’t include bible studies, classes, prayer groups, and special events.

~Bella

I attended a small church for four years ...the Sunday school for adults was in the auditorium.. and was mostly another sermon...there was a few good studies on angels, Tabernacle, going to the promise Land, history of kjv Bible, .there was only about 20 people total

We have been attending a new church that averages 200 on Sunday morning...Sunday school is discussing, asking questions, getting to know others in class...hard to really get to know folks because most come Sunday morning and leave pretty quickly after services. We are enjoying it ...and learning